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Travis Scott Utopia – Circus Maximus Tour at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, CA

Travis Scott has spoken out about the Astroworld tragedy in times past and is doing so once more in a recent interview. The Texas star explained in the chat that he was “devasted” by the aftermath of the event, which left 10 people dead and hundreds injured.

Travis Scott was profiled in a new GQ spread for its Men Of The Year, discussing his current Circus Maximus Tour, his fourth studio album UTOPIA and other topics. Of course, the Astroworld tragedy was an unavoidable topic, but Cactus Jack gamely spoke to the matter at hand.

“I always think about it,” Scott said of the incident that took place in 2021. “Those fans were like my family. You know, I love my fans to the utmost.”

He added, “It has its moments where it gets rough and… yeah. You just feel for those people. And their families.”

Of the 10 victims, one was just 9 years old, and the news of the deaths sparked outrage and anger towards Scott. In his initial responses to the event, Scott showed remorse during a past interview and said he wasn’t aware of what was happening in the crowd during the performance alongside Drake.

Further, the crowd was way over capacity, and there was not enough logistical support in place to help control the situation. While Travis Scott was not charged, he is still named in a series of civil lawsuits, numbering over 1,500.

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